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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-22
Gems For Thought.

Contentment gives crown whers
fortune has denied it.
Some by wit get wealth, but none
10y wealth can purchase wit.
Suspicion is no less an enemy to
virtue than to happiness.
Self-esteem is commonly punished
with universal contempt.
Services and kindness neglected
make friendship suspected.
As every thread of gold is valua.
bic, SO is every minute of time.
Such as are careless of themselves
are seldom mindful of others.
Such as give ear to ISLANDERS are but
one degree better themselves.
Our vices are like our nails. Even
as we cut them they grow again.
If tradesmen make their weights
lighter they make their sins heavier.
Time once passed never returns;
lllC IslbtIlClll " HUI 10 IUoL 10 IOSL lOlS
ever.
Nurture your mind with great
thoughts: to believe in the heroic
makes heroes,
What we charitably forgive will
he recompensed as well as what we
charitably give.
Our years, our debts and our ene-
mics are always more numerous than
we imagine.
He who does his best, however lit-
tie. is always to be distinguished
from him who does nothing.
Gold can buy nearly every thing IN
this world except that which a man
wants most-happiness.
TO an honest mind, the best per.
qui5ites Of place are the advantages
it gives man of doing good.
No evil propensity of the human
heart is so powerful that it may not
he subdued by strict discipline.
As reasonably expect oaks from a
mushroom bed as great and durable
profits from small and hasty efforts.
A wealthy man who obtains his
wealth honestly and uses it rightly,
is great blessing to the communi.
ty.
The one doctrine in which oil
religions agree is that new light is
aided to the mind in proportion as
it uses that which it possesses.
That man is rich who has good
disposition-Who is naturally kind
potent, cheerful, hopeful. and who
has flavor of wit and fun in his
composition.
Men who think of themselves do
not believe quite so much as those do
who take what they have from hear
say but it is very apt to be a better
quality of faith.
The reeorus Of life run thus: Man
creeps into childhood, rounds into
youth subers into manhood, softens
into age; totters into second child
hood. and stumbles into the cradle
prepared for him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-22

"SOme men have so much genius
that they can't do anything but sis
down in the shade and think abUut
it," says philosopher,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
TcZRMA RADIOALLY CURED.

For the radical cure Of an ob'tinais ease n
Efppa oi lonE ttaniins, give entire credit
10 the ruTicUHA hHnToIre
h. u. RICHARDSON, EsH Haven Conn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
Cen. Anthony wayne's Dscsntsr.
Ts the Editsr Of tho Appeali

Cen. Anthony wayne's Dtcanttr.
Ts the Editsr Of tho Appeals
The antiquity" Of the Shannon let
ter, In your is.us ei the Gath nit, re
minds me Of an old cut glass dscinter,
one Of set Of six, now In my posses-
sion, which was brought over to this
country In 1903. by the ancestors oil
Gen. Anthony Wayne, whose bravery
and gallantry Ia our struggle for indo.
pendence made the success OF this
great Republic pots bic. II grsced the
iestsl board Of bis ancestors, and Gen.
WAYNE, at his own mansion, when We
Rad COZ quered q peace, would gather
his old evolutionary comrades around
Kim TO talk over the eyents OF the war,
and the old dscant,r, with Its ruby
contents, contributed 10 the cornwall
Ity OF the occasion. When the
shadows OF declining life began TO
gather around him, no presented .
pair OF dtcantera lie old decanter
having q mate, which wss broken
during the yellow fever scouIge ci
1853. m Mobile. Ala, dispensing the
"exhilaraling" 10 some Of the noble
physlclans who stood the shock In
that fever mrickeu ethyl. TO his favor.
its niecs, grandmother OF the writer.
The old survivor has hllCd the "hum-
per full, until Il doth run o'ei" on
many q festive occasion, bu, five years
ago. In anticipation Of the prohibition
movement, II resolutely closed lie
glass stopper, aud refuses 10 be inter
viewed. For fear Of breaking the
precious old relic, the writer allows II
10 rect on lie laurels. II this remin'
ifcence Ct the "long ago" will inter.
est your readers, you may publish this
letter L.
NE'nIr, Miss, Sept IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

Sold BIZ al d'uEsi,ts. Priosi cur0unA,0
eenisi kts0LvtNr, si.fOl Soar, ~ cents.
pOrfIn Dnuo itD tHEni0AL Cos Boston
fsad for ''ilow 10 cuss BEn Dmiisss."
DE AIlflPY tho comuisrion AL Skin By
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
THE HAMILTON CASE.
The New. J. n. GambreIi Examined
Justice Cooper and the Press.


JACKSON, Miss, September H.
Court met today at the usual hour.
The Rsv. ]. b. Gambrell, for the
State, was sworn, and said In sub
stance: Have been In consultation
and advised with counsel for the State;
had employed counsel could not say
anything definite about the WITNESSES
Gibbs, Hill, Randall, Williams. Val.
lory and Farrish; denied employing
agents TO collect evidence; had paid
the travelling expenses Of some psr-
sons TO get witnetses; had paid Mr..
Martins expenses In travelling and
possibly ]. q. Brown'ti Brown was a
witness for the Safe; Mr.. Martin was
one Of the coroner's jury had been
editing the Sword and Shield stree bis
sons death.
NJ. Hudd eston then said that all
the States witnesses were In, with the
exception Of NJ. Miller; had exhaust.
ed all efforts TO ascertain his where
abouls, bat had not heard from him.
CT. Parrish, for the defense, was
then sworn and put on the stand.
Hi, testimony was In substance the
came az bis affidavit published q dsy
or two ago, with no changes whatever.
He had besn summoned by the y ate
and not ex lmintd no one ever told
him what he was summoned for;
enid easily distinguish the differences
In the shots; was under the rule five
Mr. A. A. Folks was next intro.
duced by the defense. This witness
gave Beverly Randall q good character
Tor truth and versoily, Randall having
worked for him eight or nine years
He repeated 10 the court the CONVEX.
satlon he had with Randall regarding
the shooting. which 10 exactly the
same a. Randall told on the stand the
DINER day. Hs did not think the
foliage between Randall's house aud
the bridge could obstruct the view
during the month Of May; taid Ran.
dali was within thirty feet Of the
parties shooting and could get good
view ; X lndall had frequently told him
the same account Of the killing; Ran
dali told him that both msn were
firing, one advancing toward the o her
essl ard west.
Mr.. W. o. Bradley, for tie DEE Zee,
ives called, and said: Had y CONVEX
sAtion with Judge Brame In the Char.
Gerry clerks Office, and lie (Bfame)
said he bad TO testimony against Al
br6cht, bat intended 10 keep him Oh
the stand; ALEC told witntt5 that he
was satisfied that there we're o.heI
parties trying 10 And on. who they
we're, but had not been able b do ~
Witness did not tell Judge Brams thal
III feeling txia'e between Albpoh'
aud Gambrell; did not tell him thai
Gambfell caused suit 10 be brought on
Albpchts bond; asked Mr. Bpm'
how II was, u the shooting was q
quick and Il was proven that Albreeh
aud figures were both ut Hsaphy'
door, that Albreoht could climb al
five or sin steps and got 10 the road
never mentioned what the lAs an'
order league had done relative &
Gambrell and Albycht; Mr. Bran
sald that there was 10 evidenc
against Albrecht, bat being q idei'
OF Hsmilton's they wiahed 10 keel
him OF the stand. Tho conversation
came mp by bis asking how Il va
J that Of Albrecht and Figures, who yer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
s75 Acres Of Hiuh Rolling Lands Miles from the Center Of

con, o}ted all along, they released
Figures and held Albrecht
CculEel for d, Tense then stated that
they had two more witnesses whose
testimony would he the same rs Mr..
A. A. Folks's, but would rot put them
CD the stand.
The attorneys for the d. i,nso here
stated. In reply tU an article in the
New ID ssiseippian singing out Dol.
Hamilton a. an object Of attack and
abuse, charging him alone with re-
ting up the pleis, replica lone, etc,
that each and every one was responsi
BILE for these papers, "a oil had pre-
eepted them sLer free consultation.
Judge Cooper said II would he q
bad day for counsel and the courts
when they are deferred from doing
their daty by comments or criticism ~
newspapers. Such would have no e.
feet upon this court, and We will 20 on
aud do our duty regardless Ct sucn. II
Il the duty OF counsel to bring to the
knowle jge OF the court every popit In
the case tina. cen be raited, and every
fact material to the issue, that justice
may be dor according 10 the law. The
court deems II proper TO ssy that
nothing hiss been done by counsel Tor
the defense in Any way TO merit criti-
cisms or sbuse; that the pleidinee,
replications, etc, were tuch as It was
proper for the court 10 consider, and IN
doing 40 II had no references to
any conatruction that newspapers
would put upon the pleas or motives
OF the counsel. This legal proceeding,
replicatiobs, elc., were entirely legal
add proper, ard not calculated IN any
way TO present ary unfair iesue. "
M. Hudtlesion said be thought the
plea 7, n cted upon all 'he council, but
afiiiaviis OF witnes G and respondents
re l. we'd all counsel except Judge
Brsme and Mr.. Miller. He was In the
came boat,
Court then adj ,urned until 0 o'clock
Monday morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
sCALY, ITCHY SKIN


DeoRIAsis, Ees,ma, letter. Rlngvgn,
Cru,t, Dandruh, Bybsrs'. batsrs', vfoeeTs'
and " s,hsr-oman's Itch, aud even. SPECIES
Of Itsbins, Burniug, Bsaly, PimIly hgmors
u The skin and scale. With los o. Ialr, are
ture, ana CurIounl Soar, an exquisite bttn
Bssntihsr externally, ard Curiounl kEsoLv
ar. The mas Blood Psfiher Internally, vhen
sh,.,m Al n and ali ottsr remedies fall.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

Delicate diseases OF
either sex, however induced, speed
" and radically cured. Address in
confidence, Worlds Dispensary Med
zeal Association, Buffalo, N. I.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
nrnE. sooIAL gyEsT.

usv pretty mrs. Cleveland wins
Admiration.
The mos, important social event
oonnao,ed with the celebration Of the
oonneosS -, ,--assy-->s----x o>-as...
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
ps,nr.s,s. oH sGILysKiN.

LJ..n :. Case. D, p:s,. htyl,s Rrse ,.s.i
and bslns veil kn0-n 10 th0ufandt herta-
louts, " n view 10 help An Who are anict-
I'd a. h We bssn fof the past tHslVe ysaff,
testify that the IurinunA hSntDifs cured NO
OF Ploriasis, or hcsly skin. elfht daIti
after the doctors With whom had oontulted
sa,s ne no help or . Topurngement.
JOHN J. CASH, DDS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
pIsrnkssrNo rnurrIoN.

Your Curfcual RssgBfss performed won
deTful cure last SUI mef on one OF our GU.
tomers, an old gentisman OF feyenly ytaft 81
sss, who suffered uith a fearfully dist esitng
e,uptlon on hi head ard faes, and who hal
tfisd ali remedies and doctors 70 no puf ofe.
J. n. SMITH A co.
T1tA1tlHA, AsG.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
nav. JKRE wITHERsPooN,


OF Nashville, Tenn, this being the
only alteration made In the pro.
giamme 90 arranged tome time ego
Just a. the benejiotlon conc udsd the
Marine hand began rendering a maTch,
aod the pea dent and Me-. Cleveland,
ann In arm, walked 10 the front OF the
stand aud bowed again and again in
aeknog ledgmtnt II the thundefing
Applause from hose Who s,o ii Ia the
square. A Wild rush wgs inside over
ca ,iu and ratings la thu stand 10 the
place shtre he stood, and the Pfesi.
deut gave a short but inyolnula y 70
ception 10 tboss who tucoseded In
reaching him. Az they passed on they
walked directly underneath the old
Liberty bell, and the solid mass Of peo-
pIs on either side Of the f0otwsy
cheeted, waved their bats, handkeT.
chiefs and umbrellas uatil they had
pss,ed ont OF sight. When they ref ched
the ttreet another ovation awaited
them. and a. Ia ~ the eye could
70 ca there was seen nothing but q
auttering mss Of handkerohltfi, hats,
elo d. and the cheer was taken mp a ong
the line until II seemed a. though
nandemonium reigned from ons end
oIthe strest 10 The other. The Pfesi
dsnt and Mn. Cleveland rode In 1
bsrdsome barouche, be with uncov
s,ed head, and both smiling 10 th'
th,cng 40 they rode swiftly by. They
wore a once driven 10 their hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
nnaIpANIIIL OI RcALKa.

n. X. Oarpentsf, IIendsrson, N. Y eufed
Of Psoriasis. or Leproty, ~ trsfu years
,ianding, By cuTicusA KnssDus TIE
mott wonderful ours on record, A dust
paaful Of ,oals. fell ffom him daily. Phyai-
ala and his friends thought he must die.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
yusrIcr nrLLKrn's oRArros

The thirteen States which originally or
fanitsd this goternmsnt had q population
believed 70 be, In round numhef,, ., p O,00O,
probable that 20 co., 600 are embraced In the
unitsd states, IN which there breathes no
soul who owns any man master.
have already fuFsssted the impoverished
condii9n oi the oountrl Al the close Of the
10 MAKE he assertion thsiif you count only
that which 10 real wealth. and not aecumu
lalst capital IN the snare 81 evidetces o.
debt-vhlch 10 but burden upon such " y
erty-I mean, u ygu eount lands aud house.
and iufniture, ald hofses and cattle aud
jsEsls-ail that Il TANGIBLE and contributes
~ the comfort and pleasure Of lio-ths
united States today 10 the vgalihisst eoun.
try upon the face Of the globe, and u no
only stes, Government rhieh y % tapidly
IL creditors 10 acespt their money not rot
due, With a reasonable rebate Tor interest
Utdsr the glvsfnme7t sstablished By bis
Constitution We have, In the century which
We are nov osgflookinF. had the, I'm %,
iant vars. such a. are always accompanied
BY hAfsfdpus shocks 10 all Eovsrnusnts. IL
the hfii Of zee vs encountered he British
empire, the most powerful nation then on
the slobe=a nation which had successfully
rslo.. a. Ss2 S IA s ss; I ssss' Il,
We fought for 10 that conkst We displayei
an energy and courage which command ei
faf us an hQnorabls stand among the nation,
| Of the earih.
10 The sec nd.-ths var with Mesieo-. chill,
| our reputation a. q uarllke people suffered
no dimlnution, ~ made LARGE accsstiont o
valuable territory, out VI witch Statel
have been since made me nbers Of the U ION
The last var--ihs regent civil var--in th'
number 0fmsn engaged In II, In the capaei
" oi the weapons aud instruments Of de-
fuuction bfought In o operation. and IN tbs
Importance Of the result y humAhiy a
large mus. ee esteemed The great.
the world pfsfenx. II vas bfgssht Abou
By the attempt Of eleyen OF tie STATE. 10 de-
lLiy the unlen, Tkls -s rsslltsd By N,
Erantsd 70 u BY the Constitution, srssult
s-. sDr,'''s~SL-R sss Imp a 70 ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
DIR. ID. =. J0HNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPENSAFY,

Bet. Main and Front. MEMPIll
tEsiAblishsd In 1901
DR. JOHNSON 10 aohpowlsdsedt
~ ties interested a. By far the
cessfui physician In the treatment
or secret issAfes. Quick, perna
guaranteed In even case, male
Recent cases Of 0onurrhea anu
cured In q lev days without the a.
oury, change Of diet or hindra
builneas, Secondary Syphilis, tho b.
tise efadicAted without tho use Of m
Involuntary loss Of semen STOPPED W
time. Sufferers from lmpotency or 4
SEXUAL powers restored 10 Tree visor ~
week.. Victims Of self abuse and etr
venefy, suffering from tpefmatorfNf
loss OF physical and tntal power,
aud permanently cured. PAfti luls
ton raid 10 the Diseases OF We
cures guaranteed, Piles and old r.
without the use Of cauttic or tho 4
contultAtions strictly CONFIDENT
cines sent BY express 10 ali pa
country.
50 Worklngmsn cured At hall
rates. y ICE. hours from o'eloci
o'clock pm. ID. y. J0hNhu
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
COULDN'T HEAR 1T THUNDER.

An interesting letter from Mr.. John W
Weeks superintendent of DeKalb Pauper
Home:
From feeling of gratitude and a desire to
benefit others, voluntarily make this state
ment / have great reason to be thankful
that ever heard of B. Is. D., as know what a
blessing II has been TO me. / have suffered
with Bronchial Caturrh for number of years.
Six months ago was taken with a severe pain
in right ear, which in a few days began 10 dis
charge matter, with terrible and almost I'M
bearable palpitation and all sorts of noises in
my head. In ten days after the commence
ment of discharge and pa n in my ear began
TO grow deaf. and in six weeks ] was so deaf
thatI could not hear thunder
was then compelled to use conversation
tube, and il was often that could not hear
with the tube. / then commencing taking B.
B. b and the running of my ear ceased run
ming in nve weeks, and can NV hear without
the tube. My general health has improved,
palpit -tion ceased. and feel like new being.
and appreciate the benefit l have receive
from b Is. r. made in Atlanta, Ga } with
gratitude 10 God aud thankfulness TO the Pro-
pr tors for such u medicine. cheerfuy rec.
omm end it to all who are sfiiict d with deaf
ness and cats-rh, Try it; persevere in its use
and you will be convinced If its value
JOHN W. WEEKRS,
Superintendent DeXalb Pauper Home.
Decatur, Ga, May /, 1885.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06

SOUTHERN iron Is being shipped north,
but the Pennsylvania iron trade lie by no
means as dead as some sanguine haters
of the old iron region imagine. The Car
magic iron works, of PIttsburg, are en-
larging so as to be able to put out 400
600 tons Of steel rails every year. This is
about one-half Of the whole output of
the United States, and does not look like
any serious breaking up of northern
iron Industries. This country will find
room for all her iron industries north
and south. Iron, as building material,
is coming into mnre general use year
after year, and new uses will De found
for il rs the product itself oheapens and
science puts art into possession of new
processes by which its cheapness and
uses can alike be multiplied.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
Proposals for QuaFtsrmast6r's Stores.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER. 7
San Antonio, Texas, Dec. %, less.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
- received at ian Antonio depot until 10
O'Clock a. m., January 10, 1887, which time
and place. they will be opened In the presence
of attending bi lders, for furnishing john
son Grass Seed, Paints, Hardware, Lumber,
etc all to be of the best quality and deliv-
cred Immediately at such places as may be
desired ia San Antonio, Texas.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, to accept u portion only of
the artic e. bid for ana to waive defects.
Preference given to articles OF domestic pro-
ductiDn and manufacture and such preference
will be ri en- to articles of American produc-
ton D Oduced ON the Pacific coast to the ex-
tent OF the consumption required by the pub
lie service there.
Lists of articles required, blanks and full in
formation as tn bidding, etc, will be furnished
by Captain John simpson, A. Q. NJ, San Anto-
MO Depot, to whom all proposals should be
addressed. A. J. MCGONNlGLE,
I2-3O-2t Quartermaster u. s. Army,
l-S-lt Chief Quartermaster.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
BRIGHTS DISEASE.

/ have been a sufferer from Kidney and
Bladder trouble tor several years. | have
lately had what is termed Bright's Di. ease,
and have had considerable swelling of my legs
and shOrthess of breath. The urea has poi
son my blood also / secured and am usir Y
(B 3 q y Botanic Blood Balm, and find Il acts
POWERFULLY a. VERY QUICKLY, AID am de-
lighted with Is effects. / had previously ust d
a large quantity at various advertised rene
dies. and several eminent physicians also
waited on me, but b. d B. stands at the tonp.
JOHN II. MARTIN.
Rock Creek, Ala, May 4, 1885.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-06
The Sam Martin Letter.

The LIGHT, unwittingly, and without the
least intention Of rejecting discrrdt upon
Mr.. J. NJ. Emerson, his business or his bust
ness associates. having published in IT'S issue
of Dec Attn, 1856, the Sam Martin (cOnvictD let
ter, to which Mr.. Emerson very naturally
took deciued exceptions. herewith makes pub
nc the Gil Gu Instances under which that letter
was published. 1t does this, not in any spirit
Of selt-JustInCatiOn, but 10 enIphas re its Tor
mer dec yraUiUu that it in no manner endorsed
the statements OF that letter. That its publIca.
tiOn was a mistake Was recognized 10y the
LIGHT as soon as he letter appeared in print
aud Mr.. Emerson can no more sine rely re-
greet its publication tn does this office
The sam Mart letter. bearing ate Nov
Bird, 1856 was brought 10 the LIGHT office and
laid on the reporters desk. by Ii private mes
senger, in an envelope addressed Editor of
Evening Paper. Accompanying Martins let
ter was this note:
Frank-Thls letter was itten by Sam Mar
tin Tor publication. | got hold of it and
thought you would print il. r. Philpy, the
pawnbruker on Military plaza, CT N tel on All
other translation of the same character of this
man Gibbs, at EmersOns. Hop ny you can
use this, BLONDY.
The Sam Martin letter, without t6is note.
passed to the manag ng EDITORS desk, where
the names were Suppressed and the letter
given out as copy in tead OF being sup
p essed as it should have been, ana as it
wOu d have been had not the hurried examin-
alton Il Gu IL laieu 10 cOnve, a Just impress
IL n If its anmuS. The uote accO npanying
the Martin letter aud which was not seen by
the ma a er, would | dIcate that some busi-
nes- Jealousy was at the bottom OF the whole
matter
Tue LIGHT can only reiterate what It has
Def re said. 1t sincerely req rrts the Dubli-
cation of that letter as al uncaIled for retlt c.
ton, through its columns. upon MIR. Emerson,
and one so calculated to injure him in his bus
mess ind in his social rclatIOns that 1t should
not have been permitted to appear The
LIGHT feels ca led upon b. its own sense of
just ce to reUudiaIe every thing that in any
way savOrs OF an endorsemcnt OF that con-
vic letter. lt maEes this explanation in the
sincere hOne that. in the mind of the public
IL will cover the entire ground Of TIL unintcn.
tOnal reflection therein made upon MIR Em-
ersUn aun his usiness associates, VIII have
been agrieved thereb..